Morteza Taiebat
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Research Associate
Status:
Former
Education
- Ph.D. Resource Policy & Behavior, University of Michigan, 2021
- M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 2015
- B.S. Mechanical & Automotive Engineering, Iran University of Science & Technology, 2013
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Research Interests
Morteza a PhD candidate in Resource Policy and Behavior (SEAS) and Transportation Engineering (CEE) at the University of Michigan. He is affiliated with the Center for Sustainable Systems, working under the supervision of Ming Xu, Sam Stolper, and Henry Liu. His research broadly focuses on leveraging the emerging modes of transportation (i.e. automated, shared, & electric vehicles) to improve transportation system efficiency while reducing social inequality and environmental impacts. He utilizes data science techniques, economics, and optimization to investigate the mechanisms that promote sustainable transportation.
RESEARCH FOCUS:
- Connected & Automated Vehicles
- Sustainable Mobility
- Transportation Economics
- Data Science
Publications (14)
In the News (10)
Lake County News (Clear Lake, CA)
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5 charts show how your household drives up global greenhouse gas emissions
PBS Newshour Weekend
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5 charts show how your household drives up global greenhouse gas emissions
The University Record
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‘Induced’ driving could offset self-driving cars’ energy savings
AAAS EurekAlert! Science News
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U-M study: 'Induced' driving miles could overwhelm potential energy-saving benefits of self-driving
University of Michigan News
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U-M study: ‘Induced’ driving miles could overwhelm potential energy-saving benefits of self-driving cars
Planet Blue Newsletter
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